Protecting Your Rights In Indiana Since 1915
If you made mistakes in your past that led to a criminal record in Indiana, you may wonder if there is a way to start fresh. Fortunately, Indiana offers a process known as expungement, which allows eligible individuals to have certain criminal records erased or sealed...
Divorces come with complications, and Indiana law provides a way to handle important matters before the final settlement through a contested temporary hearing order. This process allows separating couples to address important issues promptly, ensuring stability during...
Probation serves as an alternative to incarceration for individuals convicted of a crime. It allows them to remain in their community under certain conditions. However, failing to meet the associated conditions leads to probation violations, which results in serious...
Divorce proceedings can involve negotiations and decisions about spousal support, often referred to as alimony. Spousal support aims to maintain the economic status of both parties, as closely as possible, to the standard of living they enjoyed during the marriage....
Every night in Indiana, folks head to bars for a good time. Sometimes, due to excessive alcohol and frayed tempers, disagreements may lead to physical confrontations. Such circumstances raise important questions about the potential consequences. Can you go to jail...
The U.S. Census Bureau reported that Indiana had a divorce rate of 8.4 in 2021 - above the national average of 6.9. In the midst of a divorce, emotions often run high, and unfortunately, this can lead to situations where one spouse fears for their safety or the safety...
Sobriety checkpoints can be very intimidating, especially if you are even mildly intoxicated. Fortunately, understanding a DUI checkpoint will help you through the process. Here is what you need to know about DUI checkpoints. There are rules Like most things, there...
If you face criminal charges in Indiana, you may have many questions about how the justice system works. One area of confusion involves the offering and the acceptance of plea deals during the legal process. Many cases in Indiana and throughout the nation never make...
Divorce is a legal process because marriage is a legal contract. While family law issues generally are always civil matters, when the court makes an order and you or your ex-spouse fail to follow them, it could turn criminal. Contempt of court is a violation of an...
Understanding the best way to act when stopped by the police during a traffic stop can be key to protecting your rights and avoiding unnecessary complications. Many people experience anxiety and confusion in such situations, not knowing the appropriate steps to take....